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The Tsurai (Cher-eye)
Indians discovered it more
than 350 years ago. And
their descendants are still
here, carving graceful
seaworthy canoes from giant
redwood logs.

A Portuguese sea
captain, Sebastian Rodriguez
Cermeno, discovered the bay
in 1595. Then it was
discovered by the Spanish
captains Hezeta and Bodega,
who anchored here June 9,
1775; they named the port
La Santisima Trinidad.
In 1793 Captain George
Vancouver found the natives
friendly and courteous,
just the way you wíll find
them today. Russian and
other seafaring fur traders
found harbor in Trinidad Bay
in the early 1800s. In
December of 1849, Josiah
Gregg and seven companions
discovered
Trinidad
after a
harrowing month-long
struggle over the mountains
from the gold diggings (they
went on to discover Humboldt
Bay), and the rush was on.
Gold-seekers from all over
the world used Trinidad as a
supply port for mines on the
Klamath, Trinity, and Salmon
rivers goods, gear, and
miners were offloaded, and
lumber to build San
Francisco was on-loaded for
the trip back. Seekers of
treasure of all kinds, gold,
timber, whales, fish, crabs,
recreation, burls, beauty,
the good life have
discovered Trinidad. Now it
is your turn.

The piers history
dates from the 1850s when
Trinidad was a boom town
supplying the gold rush.
Later, it was the only local
seaport to ship lumber from
the flourishing sawmills of
the area. In the early
1900s the pier served as a
whaling station.

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